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Hi I need to print a Bar code 128C with width 67 mm and 50 mm height, is it possible in your code?

thanks

One way to know is... try.
But since 128C are all digits (http://www.barcodeisland.com/code128.phtml), that shouldn't be a problem.

Hi Lyot,

I'm trying, I try to work with the resolution but i'm not achiving the result that I need so, that's why I asked if someone know a way, maybe I looking the wrong way.

I think I'm on it, playing with resolution and lintlines.

Hi, this is a great solution, but I have a problem. The Customer would like a size of 12, but in this way this is a picture.
Could you tell me which size from the 1-5 is equals to a font size 12?
Thanks a lot!
Andras

Hi,

Thanx for this code. I used it to create a 128C barcode.
But the label did not pass the quality check.



This is the answer i got from the quality check.

There is a decodability problem with the start sequence of the barcode
The start sequence is not consistent.
Any idees? Thx in advance



UPDATE: I saved the barcode as .BMP and then the decodability is perfect ! So maybe it has something to do with the pdf printer...

Sizing the barcode is one of the difficulties for which I still have not found an adequate solution...

Have you tried another pdf-printer (cute pdf, bullzip pdf, adobe,...)?

Ahh .. this is just great!
Thanks a lot for putting in the public domain!
Chris

Thanks a lot.

By the way, is it possible to support a function of EAN14 for the next version?

I would like to test it. Can someone please change the FOB file and store the objects in the area 50000er?
For example, 50079th Thank you very much

@Nav09SP2User:
I had the same issue. The archive-file, which I downloaded, contained two files: 1 FOB-file and 1 TXT-file. You can edit the TXT-file and use the function 'find-and-replace' to replace everywhere the number 70000 with the value you want. I used 50099. After changing the values, save the file to a location on your hard disk.
Then, from the Object Designer, choose 'File'-->'Import'. In the wizard that appears, you can change the file type, which you want to import, to .txt. Look for the updated TXT-file and import it. Please notice that it doesn't ask what to do, when it comes accross tables, reports, forms etc with the same number. So make sure that you don't overwrite existing objects!!!

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Other question: I can influence the size with the PintSize value, but for some reports I'm looking for a smaller version. Is this possible?

Hello all

First of all, I'd like to thank Stijn for this remarkable piece of work. This has proven to be one of the best downloads I have ever found from here

However, one of our customers found a small beauty-speckle from this: Somehow their scanner returned some letters in small case instead of capital letters, for example when I encoded and wrote 'P', they would scan 'p'
This doesn't usually matter, but becuse the customer was very strict that everything has to be perfectly formed, I started to dig to the problem.

I found out that letters are saved in temporary table as of type code. Then, some collations do not handle sorting too nicely -> you try to encode 'P' and you find capitalized 'p' from the table, and happily write it out to your barcode.

I fixed this by changing the table field CharB to type Text.

Hopefully this helps if someone else has the same problem that I did.

Hi,

seems to be a great tool thanks for sharing.

I have one question: is it possible to shift the Subset from A to C within the barcode?
E.g. I have to encode a UPS tracking No. which is 1Z43997232323... UPS demands to shift from A to C after "1Z", so that the barcode will become smaller.

Thanks
Meik

Did You or anyone find solution for that?